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Between 2021-02-04 00:00:00Z and 2021-02-05 00:00:00Z

Hello everyone

hi seabass

I've a question :)

shoot

thanks :)

20:31

Does anybody know if it's possible to run a server/connect to a server using TCP?

20:31

I see lots of references to it in the code

not possible as far as i know

but nothing in the configuration files

tcp is only for econ

Ah, OK

the remote console

That's a shame for me

20:31

my connection is pretty poor ATM :)

tcp isnt faster xd

Well it's actually :( but I'm trying to be positive

20:32

TCP isn't faster, but I can see with Wireshark that there are really minor errors that just mess up the connection

i thought tw also has a bit of errorcorrection not too sure tho

TCP should have better error detection/recovery, and I think in my case it'd be worth the lag increase

20:36

Oh well! I suppose it shan't be VanillaCTF today!

20:37

I can't even spectate. It's that bad :(

20:38

Still, it's good Wireshark practice. I'm into networking at the moment - out of neccessity I might add!

20:38

Teeworlds is just the latest victim of a continually problematic glitch in my networking stack.

20:38

I haven't pinned the problem down yet

I noticed that heinrich5991 has made a Wireshark plugin for the Teeworlds protocol

21:01

That should be a nice addition. And it's in Rust, which is even more interesting to me

21:02

Keep up the good work, heinrich5991 :)

thanks :)

I think you did it in 2019?

21:04

That should make it possible to compile without RustUp

so far I only updated my plugin to wireshark 3.4

21:04

I intend to complete it though :)

21:04

let's see how that goes

good luck :)

I'm trying to keep compatibility with debian oldstable's rustc, so it should always be okay without rustup

Oh, well I'm still running Wireshark 3.4.5, sooo...

21:05

Is that a year out of date?

21:05

I'm behind in my dist-upgrades

what is the diff between a wireshark plugin and a dissector

21:06

ah its a dissector

21:07

oh wow u updated yesterday heinrich5991 o.O how do i get it running? I guess the rust compiles into something that is c enough

IIRC it goes straight into binaries

i wonder why i never tried it probably i was scared of rust

The New Rustacean Podcast is pretty good

ill check it out

https://newrustacean.com/feed.xml

21:15

https://newrustacean.com/

wait is it free?

Yes, it is

im confused by the site

ChillerDragon https://newrustacean.com/show_notes/

show_notes - Rust

API documentation for the Rust show_notes crate.

yo heinrich5991 i think i requested this already but what about a INSTALL.md or some usage instructions for libtw2? i could cargo build the dissector but i do not even find a binary

21:19

ah seabass xd

:)

21:19

The show notes are generated with RustDoc itself :D

yea i got that part while searching the actual podcast xd

ChillerDragon: the plugin isn't really useful yet, so there aren't install instrucitons

21:22

compile it and put the .so into ~/.local/lib/wireshark/plugins/3.4/epan/

i do not find the binary tho

find . -name '*.so'

null

21:26

Embedded image

check parent dir as well

ah didnt see target dir

21:27

expected it to be in root like in tw

21:27

oh well in tw its build dir too ok i got it nice

OK so how do I build?

cargo build

21:39

in the directory

thanks :)

cargo build --release

21:45

it's very much unfinished though, it doesn't decode game packages

21:45

it's just the outest layer that it peels away rn

21:45

outermost*

Ah, OK. Well please do continue. It's really interesting to me

21:51

OK... now what? :)

did you put it into the directory? are you on wireshark 3.4.x?

22:00

then observe some tw traffic on port 8303

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